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3y ago
you're holding it wrong
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Dutch man sabotaged Iranian nuclear program without Dutch government's knowledge
(nltimes.nl)
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This is a similar project in hills of Ardennes https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/life/publicWebsite/project/LIFE... kinda counterintuitive to cut down trees and bring excavators, lawn mowers and heavy trucks to &q
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3y ago
Yes, software engineers should take over airplane maintenance because their track record at safety is just sooooo much better, right? Airline industry has processes that work well and made flying ridiculously safe - there hasn't been a
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3y ago
Why do people with no insight write walls of text on things they don't understand?
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3y ago
Win95 didn't use that many resources either, why don't you run it on your servers? Just imagine the sea of unpatchable vulnerabilities
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3y ago
ASML also recently shipped high NA (0.55) EUV machine to Intel. This brings resolution from 13nm to 8nm
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3y ago
Maybe something like this? https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/t...
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3y ago
So what should he have done? Small claims court?
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3y ago
if we can diagnose autism by measuring how long it takes to take a picture isn't that even better?
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3y ago
My AOC takes good 15s to switch on (or between different sources). I was always wondering what is it doing all that time
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3y ago
Isn't it the other way around? British gov sells licenses for windparks for billions. It then guarantees electricity price to a certain degree. This would be presumably paid by the Scottish gov.
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3y ago
I know a guy (in Europe) who didn't get B-series money because the investor cancelled few days before the notary appointment because of SV Bank troubles in the US
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3y ago
That's what they get for using plural in table names
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3y ago
World of Warships has lots of strategy to it (and the bots suck at it). Good players don't shoot where the ship would be if it kept going straight but take into account the map, other ships positions and psychology to guess evasive man
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3y ago
I agree that the winters are getting milder but Elfstedentocht is moving the goalposts a bit. The requirements on ice thickness are bigger than they used to be and more rigorous. It makes sense as there is more participants and people are m
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Hardkill APS Overview
(below-the-turret-ring.blogspot.com)
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3y ago
"Using it" is fine for a simple tool. But IDE is a complex beast. You can easily fall into a local optimum without discovering and using the best features. Think using arrow keys to navigate in vim. It works, gets the job done but
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3y ago
It's a complex tool with lots of hard to discover features. Training can be more efficient than watching youtubers use it since you can ask questions
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3y ago
Yeah a family member received bone marrow transplant for MM 8 years ago still here. Lenalidomide works great
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3y ago
Well, I, for one, surely won't be buying any trains from them!
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3y ago
and also tells you if you look tired (and need a coffee). And it actually works pretty well
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3y ago
Note that vaping also causes DNA damage and cancer (and addiction). https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1718185115 Smoking actually kills more people by causing heart disease than by causing cancer. But the risk
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In eastern France deposits of natural hydrogen promise bountiful power
(nytimes.com)
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CAMM2: Notebooks with up to 256 GB of upgradeable RAM
(notebookcheck.net)
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3y ago
Unfortunately, a lot of russian companies (especially the dodgy ones) are registered in Cyprus
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But Iran is funding the Houthis who are
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3y ago
Unfortunately, the opposite could also happen. You just needed to test every commit (or check in... ugh writing that word brought back painful memories) in different browsers
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3y ago
Does the spanish expressive sample sound muffled for others too? And the french sounds super mechanical. Hopefully, it's more impressive the other way. Also: "This research demo is not open to residents of, or those accessing the
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3y ago
Let's hope the notified body will stomp on them hard
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